Great Artists Series
Vietnamese art is an engaging chronicle of the country’s journey, bearing the imprints of its historical milestones and cultural evolution. Vietnam has produced some very notable artists and fantastic artwork. These Vietnamese artists have left indelible imprints on the country’s artistic landscape.
Recognized as the master of silk painting, Chánh breathed life into everyday rural scenes and the simplicity of Vietnamese countryside life through his art. His work, “The Girl Feeding the Bird,” is considered a national treasure.
As a pioneer of Vietnamese lacquer painting, Trí’s works pushed the boundaries of this traditional medium, earning him recognition as a National Artist. His massive lacquer screen, “The Work of Maiden and Phu Dung Flower,” is one of his most celebrated works.
Renowned for his post-war art, Vân focused on human suffering and resilience. His painting “Le Songe Du Lendenmain (Dream of the Following Day” remains one of Vietnam’s most iconic artworks, symbolizing Vietnamese endurance.
Cẩn is best known for his poignant depictions of Vietnamese people, particularly women. His detailed and sympathetic portrayal of ordinary individuals highlighted their grace and strength amid challenging times.
Phái’s name is synonymous with images of Hanoi’s old quarter or “Phố cổ Hà Nội.” His paintings capture the nostalgia and unique charm of his beloved city.